Residents are being urged to put their best foot forward and unite against dementia at Alzheimer’s Society’s Clumber Park Memory Walk.

Hundreds of fundraisers will don their walking boots at the National Trust venue on 2 October alongside friends, family and colleagues to support local people living with dementia. Memory Walk will bring together people who have been personally affected by dementia, those who want to walk to remember a loved one, and people looking to raise money for charity.

Alzheimer’s Society is calling walkers of all ages and abilities to go the distance with a 2.5km or 8km reflective stroll around the park’s woodlands and lakeside pathway to help the charity provide a lifeline for as many people affected by dementia as possible.

By signing up to the family-friendly walk, fundraisers will support people affected by dementia through some of the hardest and most frightening times, to improve their lives and help to avoid crisis.

Supporters can also opt to walk on their own, or with loved ones, on the paths, pavements, parks or pebbles in a location of their choosing throughout September.

Sign up for free at alzheimers.org.uk/memorywalk.

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